When people refer to exit opps to megafunds, are people just talking about the PE arm? For instance, KKR has "85 investment professionals" in their credit arm. This applies to a lot of the other big names with credit arms or "hedge funds." It seems like people only refer to megafunds in the context of PE, but I'm curious if they also mean the other investment branches.
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